Tile Roof Options from Heritage Roofing

Usually made from slate or clay, roofing tiles are actually available in a wide range of material types, each of which has their own advantages. Although some homeowners prefer to roof their homes with concrete, plastic, or other modern materials, cement and concrete tiling tends to be a popular Hawaii roofing choice due to their ability to withstand the unpredictable elements. For roofing that is resistant to rot, burn, or rust, cement tiles are traditionally used (these also have a lifetime warranty). Concrete tiles are exceptionally sturdy and can withstand pressures of up to 400 pounds. Maintenance for these titles is both safe and easy.

For more aesthetically focused purposes, clay roof tile is a popular go-to. Due to its authenticity and architectural character, this tile is particularly well-suited for both modern homes and historical buildings. Clay also offers a particular strength to roofs in form of its durability, which improves as it is further exposed to heat and sunlight. This material is also quite resistant to the elements and does well in many areas.